We are starting to define some new built-in native objects for
Harmony. These include, but are not limited to WeakMap, Map and Set. I
just went through the wiki and fixed these 3 so that they behave more
like the built-in native objects in ES5.
I made changes so that the following works as expected:
var m = new Map;
assertTrue(m instanceof Map);
assertTrue(Map.prototype.set instanceof Function);
assertTrue(Map.prototype.get instanceof Function);
assertTrue(Map.prototype.delete instanceof Function);
It seems like ES5 does not define the [[Enumerable]], [[Configurable]]
nor [[Writable]] for the fields on Array.prototype and others like it.
I spec'ed the attributes for all the methods to match ES+Reality. This
means that the methods have {enumerable: false, configurable: true,
writable: true}. This matches what JSC, V8, SpiderMonkey and IE9p4 do.
In the future, it would be good if we could follow the existing
semantics for the built-in natives.
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erik